Hey there, beautiful! It’s Belle here, and let me tell you, if there’s one hair trend that has completely stolen my heart over the years, it’s side part curtain bangs. I remember the first time I experimented with them during a photoshoot in New York—the way they framed the model’s face was absolutely magical. Since then, I’ve been obsessed with how these versatile bangs can transform anyone’s look, regardless of their face shape, hair texture, or personal style.
Today, I’m going to walk you through thirteen of my favorite side part curtain bang styles. These aren’t just any bangs—they’re carefully curated looks that I’ve either created myself or fallen in love with over my years working in the beauty industry. Whether you’re sitting in your stylist’s chair right now or planning your next hair transformation, this guide will give you all the inspiration and practical advice you need.
Classic Soft Side Sweep
What It Is
The classic soft side sweep is exactly what it sounds like—beautifully feathered bangs that cascade gently to one side, creating that effortless, romantic vibe we all crave. This style features longer pieces that blend seamlessly into your hair while maintaining that signature curtain bang shape. Think of it as the gateway style into the world of side part curtain bangs.
I’ll never forget styling this look for a client who was nervous about getting bangs for the first time. She walked into my studio clutching photos from magazines, worried she’d end up with something too dramatic. When I showed her how the soft side sweep would work with her features, her entire face lit up. The beauty of this style lies in its subtlety—it’s there, it’s noticeable, but it doesn’t scream for attention.
How It Works Best
This style is absolutely perfect for those of you with oval or heart-shaped faces because it creates beautiful balance without overwhelming your features. If you have naturally straight to slightly wavy hair, you’re going to find this style incredibly easy to maintain. The soft sweep works wonderfully for professional environments too—I’ve styled countless clients who needed something sophisticated enough for the boardroom but stylish enough for happy hour afterward.
The magic really happens when you pair this with medium to long hair. The transition from bang to length becomes so seamless that people can’t quite figure out what makes you look so polished. It’s that secret sauce that elevates your entire look.
How to Make It
Let me walk you through my process for creating and styling this look. First, if you’re cutting these yourself or directing your stylist, you want to start with damp hair. Section off a triangular portion at the front, with the point of the triangle reaching back about two to three inches from your hairline. The width should extend to just outside your pupils when looking straight ahead.
Cut the center point to fall right at the tip of your nose, then angle the sides longer, creating that curtain effect. Here’s my pro tip: always cut a little longer than you think you need. Hair has this sneaky way of shrinking up when it dries, especially if you have any natural texture.
For daily styling, I keep it simple. On damp hair, apply a lightweight heat protectant—this is non-negotiable, friends. Using a medium-barrel round brush, blow dry your bangs by rolling the brush away from your face on the side where you want more volume. On the opposite side, direct the hair across your forehead before sweeping it over. Finish with a light mist of flexible-hold hairspray. The whole process takes maybe five minutes once you get the hang of it.
Voluminous Glamour Waves
What It Is
Now, if you want to dial up the drama, the voluminous glamour waves style is calling your name. This look takes the basic side part curtain bang concept and amplifies it with serious body and movement. Picture old Hollywood meets modern sophistication. The bangs themselves are fuller, more textured, and styled with intentional waves that blend gorgeously into the rest of your hair.
I created this look for a red carpet event, and let me tell you, the photos were absolutely stunning. The way the light caught each wave, the dimension it created—it was pure magic. What I love about this style is how it photographs. Every angle looks intentional and beautiful.
How It Works Best
This style is your best friend if you have round or square face shapes because those waves create vertical lines that elongate your features beautifully. It’s also perfect for special occasions—weddings, galas, date nights, you name it. If you’re someone who loves a bit of drama and doesn’t mind spending extra time on your hair, this is your moment to shine.
The voluminous glamour waves work exceptionally well with medium to thick hair textures. If you have fine hair, don’t worry—we can still make this work with the right products and techniques. I’ve done it countless times.
How to Make It
Creating this look requires a bit more time and the right tools, but I promise it’s worth every minute. Start with freshly washed, towel-dried hair. Apply a volumizing mousse from roots to ends, concentrating a bit more product at the roots of your bangs.
Blow dry using a large round brush, directing the bangs to your preferred side while creating lift at the root. Here’s where it gets fun: once everything is completely dry, take a one-and-a-half-inch curling iron and create loose waves throughout your hair, including your bangs. The key is to curl away from your face on both sides.
After curling, let your hair cool completely—and I mean completely. This is when the curl sets and becomes long-lasting. Once cooled, gently run your fingers through the waves to break them up and create that soft, romantic texture. Flip your head upside down and spray a texturizing spray at the roots, then flip back up and arrange your bangs. Finish with a light-hold hairspray, and you’re red carpet ready.
Textured Piecey Fringe
What It Is
The textured piecey fringe is for my edgy, fashion-forward friends out there. This style breaks up the bangs into individual pieces, creating a more modern, lived-in appearance. Instead of one smooth curtain, you get multiple textured sections that move independently, giving you that effortlessly cool vibe.
I experimented with this look during fashion week, and it quickly became one of my signature styles. There’s something so contemporary about it, so fresh. It says you know what’s trending but you’re not trying too hard.
How It Works Best
This style is incredibly versatile when it comes to face shapes, but I particularly love it on oval and diamond-shaped faces. It’s perfect for those of you with a more casual, artistic personal style. If you work in creative industries or just love expressing yourself through your appearance, this is a fantastic option.
The textured piecey fringe works beautifully with all hair types, but it truly shines on naturally textured or wavy hair. If you have stick-straight hair, you’ll need to add texture with products and tools, but the end result is absolutely worth it.
How to Make It
Creating this look is actually easier than you might think, which is one of the reasons I love it so much. After washing your hair, apply a sea salt spray or texturizing spray to damp hair, focusing on your bangs. If you’re working with very straight hair, add a bit of mousse too.
Blow dry your bangs using your fingers instead of a brush—this is crucial for creating that piecey texture. Scrunch and tousle as you dry, directing the hair to sweep to one side. Once dry, take small sections of your bangs and wrap them around a straightening iron or small curling iron for just a second or two. You’re not creating defined curls; you’re just adding a bit of bend and texture.
Here’s my secret weapon: a small amount of paste or pomade. Rub it between your palms until it’s almost invisible, then gently piece out individual sections of your bangs, twisting slightly as you go. Don’t overdo it—a little product goes a long way. The goal is separation and texture, not sticky or crunchy hair.
Sleek and Sophisticated
What It Is
On the complete opposite end of the spectrum, we have the sleek and sophisticated side part curtain bang. This is all about polish, shine, and precision. The bangs are smooth, perfectly placed, and blend seamlessly into equally sleek hair. It’s minimalist, it’s chic, and it’s absolutely timeless.
I styled this look for a client heading to an important business presentation, and she later told me she felt like the most confident version of herself. That’s what great hair does—it transforms how you carry yourself.
How It Works Best
This style is phenomenal for professional settings, formal events, or anytime you want to look impossibly put-together. It works beautifully with all face shapes, though I particularly love it on angular faces where the sleekness creates stunning contrast. If you have naturally straight hair, you’ve hit the jackpot with this style because it’s incredibly easy to achieve and maintain.
The sleek and sophisticated look is also perfect for those of you who prefer a more minimalist aesthetic. If your wardrobe consists of clean lines and classic pieces, this hairstyle will complement your style perfectly.
How to Make It
Achieving this look is all about the right products and technique. Start with freshly washed hair and apply a smoothing serum or cream to damp strands. Comb through to ensure even distribution.
Blow dry your hair using a paddle brush, pulling the hair taut as you direct the heat down the hair shaft. This smooths the cuticle and creates that glossy finish. For your bangs, use the brush to direct them to your preferred side, keeping tension on the hair.
Once completely dry, run a flat iron through your hair, including your bangs, using smooth, steady strokes. Don’t rush this part—slow and steady wins the race. Apply a tiny amount of shine serum to your palms and smooth over your hair, paying special attention to your bangs.
Create your deep side part using the tail of a comb for precision, then sweep your bangs across. A light mist of humidity-resistant hairspray will keep everything in place all day. When I style this look, I always remind my clients that less is more with products—you want shine, not grease.
Bohemian Beachy Waves
What It Is
If the sleek look isn’t your vibe, let me introduce you to bohemian beachy waves with side part curtain bangs. This style is all about that carefree, just-got-back-from-the-ocean aesthetic. The bangs are soft, tousled, and blend into loose, undone waves. It’s romantic, it’s relaxed, and it’s absolutely gorgeous.
I created this look for a beach photoshoot, and I still get messages about those images. There’s something universally appealing about this effortless style. It makes you look like you woke up beautiful, even though we both know it takes a bit of work to achieve that perfectly imperfect look.
How It Works Best
This style is incredibly flattering on everyone, but I especially love it on oval, heart, and diamond face shapes. It’s perfect for casual settings, festivals, vacations, or anytime you want to channel those laid-back vibes. If you have naturally wavy or textured hair, you’re going to find this style incredibly easy to work with.
The bohemian beachy waves style works best with medium to long hair lengths. The waves need room to develop and move, creating that flowing, ethereal quality we’re after.
How to Make It
Creating beachy waves is an art form I’ve perfected over the years, and I’m excited to share my technique with you. Start with damp, towel-dried hair. Apply a sea salt spray throughout, scrunching as you go. Add a bit of curl cream to help define your natural texture.
Let your hair air dry about halfway, then use a diffuser attachment on your blow dryer to finish the drying process. The diffuser is key—it enhances your natural texture without creating frizz. For your bangs, scrunch them toward your face as they dry, then sweep them to the side once fully dry.
If you want to add more defined waves, take a large-barrel curling iron and wrap random sections of hair around it, leaving the ends out. Don’t make the curls uniform—variation is what creates that beachy texture. For your bangs, wrap them loosely around the iron, holding for just a few seconds.
Once everything is curled and cooled, flip your head upside down and shake everything out. Spray a texturizing spray throughout, scrunch with your hands, then flip back up. Arrange your bangs to sweep beautifully to one side, and you’re done. The entire look should feel effortless, even though you put in the work.
Retro Pin-Up Curl
What It Is
Let’s step back in time with the retro pin-up curl style. This look features side part curtain bangs styled into a gorgeous vintage curl that frames your face. It’s dramatic, it’s fun, and it’s a total showstopper. I absolutely love creating this look because it’s so different from what we typically see today.
I styled this for a themed event, and the response was incredible. People couldn’t stop staring, and my client felt like a movie star from the golden age of Hollywood. That’s the power of a great vintage-inspired style—it transports you to another era.
How It Works Best
This style is perfect for special occasions, themed parties, or anytime you want to make a statement. It works beautifully on round, oval, and heart-shaped faces, creating stunning vintage proportions. If you love retro fashion and aren’t afraid of bold beauty choices, this style will speak to your soul.
The retro pin-up curl works best on medium to thick hair that can hold a curl well. If you have fine hair, you’ll need to use extra styling products to get the hold you need, but it’s absolutely achievable.
How to Make It
Creating this look takes patience and the right tools, but the result is so worth it. Start with completely dry, clean hair. Apply a heat protectant followed by a strong-hold mousse.
Using a medium-barrel curling iron, create defined curls throughout your hair, wrapping the hair around the barrel in the same direction for a more uniform look. For your bangs, create a larger, more dramatic curl by wrapping them around a larger-barrel curling iron or even large hot rollers.
Here’s the vintage secret: don’t touch anything until it’s completely cool. In fact, I often pin the curls in place while they cool to help them set. Once cool, brush through the curls with a paddle brush to create those classic waves. For your bangs, brush them into the desired shape, creating that dramatic swoosh across your forehead.
Use bobby pins to secure the curl in place, tucking them underneath so they’re invisible. Finish with a strong-hold hairspray—and I mean strong. This look needs to last. The final result should feel glamorous and polished, like you stepped out of a vintage photograph.
Wispy Feathered Layers
What It Is
The wispy feathered layers style is all about lightness and movement. These side part curtain bangs are cut with feathering techniques that create soft, airy ends. The bangs blend seamlessly into feathered layers throughout your hair, creating a cohesive, flowing look.
I love this style for clients who want something soft and feminine but not overly dramatic. It’s approachable, it’s pretty, and it works with your hair’s natural movement rather than fighting against it.
How It Works Best
This style flatters virtually every face shape, but I particularly love it on round and square faces where the feathering creates beautiful angles and softness. It’s perfect for everyday wear—work, school, running errands, meeting friends. If you live an active lifestyle and need hair that looks good with minimal styling, this is your answer.
Wispy feathered layers work best with fine to medium hair textures. The lightness of the cut prevents your hair from looking weighed down, and the feathering creates the illusion of more volume.
How to Make It
The cut itself is crucial for this style, so make sure your stylist understands feathering techniques. The bangs should be cut with a razor or point-cutting technique to create those soft, wispy ends. The layers throughout your hair should follow the same principle.
For daily styling, start with damp hair and apply a volumizing spray at the roots. Use a round brush while blow-drying, directing your bangs to sweep to one side. The key is to keep the brush moving—you don’t want defined curls, just gentle bends and movement.
Once dry, you can run a flat iron lightly through the ends of your bangs and layers, flicking the iron away from your face at the ends to enhance that feathered effect. A lightweight finishing spray adds a bit of hold without making your hair stiff or crunchy.
The beauty of this style is its flexibility. Some days you can wear it sleek, other days you can add a bit of texture with sea salt spray. It adapts to whatever vibe you’re going for.
Edgy Asymmetrical Cut
What It Is
For those of you who like to push boundaries, the edgy asymmetrical cut takes side part curtain bangs to a whole new level. This style features bangs that are intentionally different lengths on each side, creating a modern, fashion-forward look. One side might graze your cheekbone while the other sits higher, creating visual interest and edge.
I created this look for a fashion editorial, and it completely transformed the model’s entire presence. The asymmetry creates this gorgeous tension that photographs beautifully and turns heads in person.
How It Works Best
This style is perfect for oval, diamond, and heart-shaped faces where the asymmetry creates beautiful balance. It’s ideal for creative professionals, artists, and anyone who loves making bold style statements. If your personal aesthetic leans modern and edgy, this style will feel like coming home.
The asymmetrical cut works with all hair textures, though I find it particularly striking on straight to slightly wavy hair where the clean lines really stand out.
How to Make It
Getting the cut right is essential, so this isn’t a DIY job. Your stylist should create a deep side part and cut the bangs at different lengths on each side, maintaining that curtain effect while creating intentional asymmetry. The longer side should blend seamlessly into your hair, while the shorter side creates a statement.
For styling, embrace the asymmetry rather than fighting it. On damp hair, apply a smoothing cream. Blow dry using a paddle brush, emphasizing the side part and the different lengths. You can keep it sleek by running a flat iron through, or add texture with a bit of pomade worked through with your fingers.
The key to this style is confidence. Own the asymmetry, play with different styling approaches, and don’t be afraid to experiment. Some days I style this look sleek and sharp; other days I add messy texture for a more undone vibe.
Romantic Soft Curls
What It Is
The romantic soft curls style combines side part curtain bangs with gentle, flowing curls throughout your hair. These aren’t tight ringlets—they’re soft, touchable curls that create a dreamy, ethereal quality. The bangs curve gently to frame your face before blending into the curls.
This is one of my absolute favorite looks for weddings and romantic occasions. There’s something so timeless and beautiful about soft curls paired with curtain bangs. I’ve lost count of how many brides I’ve styled with this look.
How It Works Best
This style flatters all face shapes, though I particularly love it on oval and heart-shaped faces. It’s perfect for weddings, proms, anniversaries, or anytime you want to feel extra romantic and feminine. If you love classic beauty and soft, touchable hair, this style will make your heart sing.
Romantic soft curls work best with medium to long hair that can hold a curl. If you have very fine hair, you’ll need extra styling products to maintain the curls, but the end result is absolutely achievable.
How to Make It
Creating this look starts with properly prepped hair. Wash and condition, then apply a curl-enhancing mousse to damp hair. Blow dry until about eighty percent dry, then let the rest air dry to maintain some natural texture.
Once completely dry, section your hair and use a large-barrel curling iron to create loose curls throughout. For your bangs, curl them away from your face, holding the iron for about ten seconds. Work in sections, making sure each curl is fully cooled before moving to the next section.
After all the curls are complete and cooled, gently run your fingers through them to soften and separate. Don’t brush through—you’ll lose the curl definition. Sweep your bangs to your preferred side, allowing them to blend naturally into the curls.
A light-hold hairspray keeps everything in place without making your hair stiff. The goal is movement and softness, so you want your hair to flow and bounce naturally. I always tell my clients to resist the urge to touch their hair too much throughout the day—the natural oils from your hands can weigh down the curls.
Natural Texture Enhanced
What It Is
If you’re blessed with natural texture—whether it’s waves, curls, or coils—this style celebrates what you were born with. The natural texture enhanced look features side part curtain bangs that work with your hair’s natural pattern, enhanced with the right products and techniques. It’s authentic, it’s beautiful, and it’s uniquely you.
I’m passionate about this style because I believe in working with your hair’s natural tendencies rather than constantly fighting against them. Some of my most beautiful work has come from simply enhancing what nature already provided.
How It Works Best
This style works for everyone with naturally textured hair, regardless of face shape. It’s perfect for those of you who are embracing your natural hair journey or who are tired of heat styling. If you value authenticity and want to minimize damage to your hair, this approach is incredibly rewarding.
The natural texture enhanced style obviously works best with naturally wavy, curly, or coily hair. The more texture you have, the more stunning this look becomes.
How to Make It
Working with natural texture is all about the right products and techniques. After washing with a sulfate-free shampoo and moisturizing conditioner, apply a leave-in conditioner while your hair is soaking wet. Add a curl cream or gel, depending on your texture, using the praying hands method to smooth it through.
For your bangs, make sure they get plenty of product but don’t overload them—you don’t want them to feel heavy or greasy. Create your side part while your hair is still wet.
The drying method makes a huge difference. Either air dry completely or use a diffuser on low heat, cupping sections of your hair in the diffuser basket and pulsing the heat. Don’t touch your hair while it dries—this is crucial for preventing frizz.
Once completely dry, you can gently fluff at the roots for more volume, but otherwise, leave it alone. Your bangs should frame your face beautifully, following their natural pattern. On subsequent days, refresh with a bit of water and product, scrunching to revive your texture.
Straight and Blunt
What It Is
For those who love clean lines and modern minimalism, the straight and blunt side part curtain bang delivers serious impact. These bangs are cut in a straight line across with minimal layering, creating a bold, graphic look. When paired with straight hair, the effect is striking and contemporary.
I love this style for its unapologetic boldness. There’s no softness or romance here—it’s all about strong lines and confident style. I’ve created this look for fashion shoots where we wanted a very editorial, high-fashion vibe.
How It Works Best
This style works beautifully on oval, diamond, and heart-shaped faces where the blunt lines create interesting geometry. It’s perfect for fashion-forward individuals who aren’t afraid of attention. If you love modern design, architectural details, and bold statements, this hairstyle speaks your language.
Straight and blunt bangs work best with naturally straight to slightly wavy hair. If you have very curly hair, you’ll need to commit to regular straightening, which might not be the healthiest long-term choice.
How to Make It
The cut is everything with this style. Your stylist should create a clean, blunt line across your bangs, cutting them to fall right around cheekbone length when swept to the side. The precision of the cut is what makes this style work.
For daily styling, apply heat protectant to damp hair and blow dry using a paddle brush, pulling the hair completely straight. Once dry, use a flat iron to create perfectly straight, sleek hair. For your bangs, iron them while directing them to your preferred side, creating that crisp swoosh across your face.
The blunt line should be visible and intentional, so don’t add any texture or wave. Keep everything smooth and straight. A tiny amount of shine serum adds gloss without greasiness, and a mist of humidity-resistant hairspray keeps everything in place.
This style requires maintenance—regular trims to keep the blunt line sharp and daily heat styling to maintain the straightness. But if you love the look, the effort is worth it.
Layered and Dimensional
What It Is
The layered and dimensional style takes side part curtain bangs and surrounds them with beautifully layered hair in multiple tones or highlights. The dimension comes from both the cut and the color, creating depth and movement. It’s sophisticated, it’s dynamic, and it’s absolutely gorgeous.
I love working with dimension because it makes hair come alive. The way light plays off different tones, the way layers move independently—it’s like creating a living piece of art.
How It Works Best
This style flatters all face shapes because the layers and dimension can be customized to enhance your specific features. It’s perfect for those who want a polished, high-end look that still feels natural and wearable. If you’re willing to invest in both a great cut and great color, this style delivers incredible impact.
Layered and dimensional styling works with all hair textures, though it’s particularly stunning on medium to thick hair where the layers and color really show.
How to Make It
The foundation of this look is both the cut and the color. Work with your stylist to create face-framing layers that complement your curtain bangs. The color should include multiple tones—perhaps highlights, lowlights, or balayage—that create natural-looking dimension.
For styling, the layers allow you to create beautiful movement with minimal effort. On damp hair, apply a volumizing product and blow dry using a round brush, directing sections in different directions to emphasize the layers. Your bangs should sweep to one side, with the layers framing your face.
You can keep it smooth and polished or add texture with a curling iron or texturizing spray. The dimension in your color will catch the light beautifully regardless of how you style it. I love finishing this look with a shine spray that enhances the multiple tones and makes the whole thing glow.
The key to maintaining this style is regular trims to keep the layers fresh and color appointments to maintain the dimension. It’s an investment, but the results are stunning.
Messy Undone Texture
What It Is
Last but definitely not least, we have the messy undone texture style. This look embraces imperfection, featuring side part curtain bangs that look perfectly imperfect. The bangs are tousled, slightly separated, and blend into equally messy, textured hair. It’s effortless cool personified.
This is my go-to style when I want to look put-together but not overly done. There’s something so appealing about hair that looks like you just rolled out of bed looking amazing, even though it actually takes some skill to achieve that perfect level of undone-ness.
How It Works Best
This style works for all face shapes and is perfect for casual settings, creative workplaces, or anytime you want to look stylish without appearing like you tried too hard. If your personal style leans toward casual, artistic, or bohemian, this look will feel very natural for you.
Messy undone texture works with all hair types, though it’s particularly easy to achieve with naturally wavy or textured hair. Straight hair requires more product and technique to create the texture.
How to Make It
Creating the perfect messy look is actually more technical than you might think. Start with damp hair and apply a texturizing spray and a bit of mousse. Scrunch the product through with your hands.
Blow dry your hair upside down using a diffuser or just your hands, scrunching as you go. You want volume and texture, not smoothness. For your bangs, rough dry them with your fingers, directing them to sweep to one side but keeping the movement irregular.
The finishing touches make all the difference. Work a small amount of texturizing paste through your hair with your fingers, creating separation and piece-y texture. Mess up your bangs a bit, breaking up any too-perfect sections. A light mist of flexible-hold hairspray keeps everything in place while maintaining that undone quality.
Conclusion
As I sit here reflecting on all these beautiful styles, I’m reminded why I fell in love with the beauty industry in the first place. Hair has this incredible power to transform not just how we look, but how we feel about ourselves. Side part curtain bangs, in all their variations, offer something truly special—versatility, beauty, and the ability to enhance your unique features.
Throughout my career, from those early days in New York to working with clients in Los Angeles, I’ve seen how the right hairstyle can change someone’s entire energy. I’ve watched nervous clients walk into my studio and leave feeling like the most confident version of themselves. That transformation never gets old, and it’s why I’m so passionate about sharing these techniques and styles with you.
What I love most about side part curtain bangs is their incredible adaptability. Whether you’re drawn to the classic elegance of soft sweeps, the drama of glamorous waves, the edge of asymmetrical cuts, or the ease of messy texture, there’s a version of this style that will work for you. Your face shape, hair texture, lifestyle, and personal aesthetic all play a role in determining which variation will make you feel most beautiful, but the truth is, side part curtain bangs can be customized for anyone.
As I always tell my clients, the most important thing is that you feel like yourself—just elevated. Your hair should enhance who you are, not disguise you or make you uncomfortable. When you find that perfect style, you’ll know because you’ll catch yourself smiling at your reflection, standing a little taller, feeling more confident in your skin.
The beauty of side part curtain bangs is that they work with your features rather than hiding them. Unlike heavy, blunt bangs that can overwhelm your face, curtain bangs frame and enhance. The side part adds asymmetry and interest. The sweeping motion creates movement and softness. Together, these elements create something that feels both classic and contemporary, timeless and on-trend.
Whether you’re in the stylist’s chair or standing in front of your bathroom mirror with scissors in hand, approach the process with patience and self-compassion. Hair styling is a skill that improves with practice. Your first attempt at bohemian waves might not be perfect, and that’s okay. Keep trying, keep learning, and don’t be afraid to adapt techniques to work for your unique hair.
Above all, remember that beauty isn’t about perfection. It’s about confidence, creativity, and feeling empowered to express yourself however you choose. Side part curtain bangs are just one tool in your beauty arsenal, one way to enhance your natural beauty and showcase your personal style.
I hope this journey through thirteen different side part curtain bang styles has inspired you, given you practical knowledge, and maybe even excited you about your next hair transformation. Whatever you choose, wear it with confidence. Let your personality shine through. Embrace both the styling process and the final result.
Thank you for allowing me to share my passion for hair and beauty with you. Remember, you’re already beautiful—great hair just helps the world see what you already know about yourself. Now go forth and rock those gorgeous side part curtain bangs, whatever style speaks to your soul!